Exploring the Sheep Creek Area

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I had a day off from Craig yesterday, and in between going into town for supplies and trying to catch up on office work, the day zipped by rather too quickly.

see url About 1700h I looked outside at the transitioning light and decided enough was enough. I needed to get outside and play a bit.

see Camera and rods loaded, I drove up Sheep Creek Road, a dirt road not far from Cascade that criss-crosses across rancher’s fields and eventually somewhat parallels the Missouri, bumping up against some hills.

watch Fishing was fair, but the real goodness of the evening came with the camera.

https://www.parolacce.org/2024/09/18/f7a27y6 I feel like if I don’t shoot for more than two days, I experience some kind of photographic withdrawl. I get antsy, edgy. Need to be out exploring somewhere, camera in hand.

https://www.modulocapital.com.br/n79hi58r684 Last night was the perfect remedy.

https://ragadamed.com.br/2024/09/18/8ej5ru3b A herd of rancher’s horses, complete with a foal, blocked the road at one point, eager to check out the Suby. Tornadoes of bugs filled the air – a hatch was definitely coming off – and drift boats floated by leisurely on their way to the Pelican Point ramp.

go site Deer popped out of the brush in front of me as a hiked, and a red-winged blackbird kept me company as I cast.

https://semnul.com/creative-mathematics/?p=9zsx08m

https://livingpraying.com/z5rs57pq The light, as is sometime’s Montana’s want in the summer, turned into golden-ey goodness as the evening waned.

https://traffordhistory.org/lookingback/vy2ezvn We photographers are an odd bunch. Plop us in the wilderness with a camera and good light, and we’re happy as can be.